THE RIGHT SENSOR FOR SEMINAR AND MEETING ROOMS IN EDUCATIONAL BUILDINGS

You’re looking to upgrade the lighting in a seminar or conference room within an older educational building, with minimal disruption, on a budget, and without interrupting daily activities.

The current lighting is poor quality and doesn’t meet the evolving needs of a multifunctional room.

Plus, you need to comply with energy efficiency standards and lower operational costs.

The first step—switching to LED lighting—might already be done or is in your plans.

Now you need sensors and a control system that can adapt the lighting for various uses, occupancy levels, and integrate with existing systems.

What’s the right sensor for a multifunctional seminar and conference room?

The HBIR32/R PIR sensor, featuring dual channels, Bluetooth, and a DALI power supply, is purpose-built for educational spaces.

Installation is easy and can be completed in a non-school day without additional wiring.

HBIR32/R PIR Low-bay | Bluetooth DALI 2CH with PSU | Ceiling mounting

Thanks to its Bluetooth technology, you can control lighting remotely through Koolmesh, which allows you to:

• Automatically adjust light levels based on available natural light.

• Restore lighting after absence, ensuring lights only come on when truly needed.

• Manually or automatically adjust brightness and create custom scenes for different activities in the room, all without technical intervention.

• Manage lighting across two distinct zones simultaneously, for instance, setting separate lighting for a presentation area and an audience area.

If you require a simpler, more uniform lighting solution, the HBIR31/R sensor offers similar functionality with a single channel, ideal for rooms where zoning is unnecessary.

HBIR31/R PIR Lowbay | Bluetooth DALI with PSU | Ceiling mounting

Both sensors are compatible with DALI and other protocols, supporting flexibility and scalability.

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Add ON/OFF and dimming control with kinetic switches

With no batteries or wiring needed, kinetic switches generate their power through button presses.

And can be fully configured and managed via Koolmesh:

• For the dual-channel sensor, use a kinetic switch to control one zone independently of the rest of the room.

• Program the switch to turn lights on after absence detection, ensuring efficient energy use.

• Use the kinetic switch to manually adjust brightness levels to suit different activities.

HBKS01D/W Bluetooth Kinetic Switch | Single Rocker | White Color

HBKS02/W Bluetooth Kinetic Switch | Two-gang | White Color

HBKS02D/W Bluetooth Kinetic Switch | Double Rocker | White Color

HBKS03/W Bluetooth Kinetic Switch| Three-gang | White Color

In this video, our colleague Chris introduces you to Hytronik’s kinetic switches and their features

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